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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
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n.rn.nk lmrrovemen,s.

Street railways and buildings to be built
By a resolution passed by the Board OF Dt'
re ctors a street railway is to be commenced
Immediately on Olive avenue, ana com
pleted as soon ss possible; also ten more
new buildings to be commenced and COM
pleted as fast as mon and material can be
provided, as the demand for buildings Is
1sliu excess OF the supply.
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"Wants,p "Persoasls," and other sdver-
tfsements under the following heads in
serted ut tao rate OF S cents per line for
each insertion.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-sMALL WHITE DOG WITH
Ia black spots around both eyes and black
tail. Finder will please return to 32l New
High street, The gentleman who took the
dog on Commercial street will pieusv-7yts.g IN
to the above number. -.-~Hu4 2t
n USi-JuLY I'D, A DAhk BROWN
IL horse, hind feet white, tail bobbed on;
saddle markes OH side; had on hsrness
W hen last seen on PicO street. Return same
to corner Ellis avenue and Thompson street
aud receive pay. Jyosf
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN
MI from $4,000 to 800, 900, on gilt-edged
residence or business property. Billings &
McGown, 10 N. Spring street. If.
GSO0 000-TO LOAN, LOWEST RATES,
UCVU,UOU sums to suit. r. G. Lunt,
20 West First st., Los Angeles Land bureau.
0Oe n O0O TO LOAN-LOwEST IN.
terest. Apply direct, A J.
VIELE room 23. Schumacher Block. mg0tf
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DENTIS SITS.
A DAMS BROS. DENTISTS, % 8. SPRING
"A street, rooms 1 and s.

hClGYtp EuUu1 4 2uU bs
Gold fllings from 81 MP.
Amalgam and silver fillings, n.
Painless Exuaction Of Teeth by vitslissd
air or nitrous oxide raa, q.
Teeth extr.ctsd w!thcut sas or cir, Z 30.
Dsst sets Of teeth from = 70 30, ~ our
impossible, All work guaranteed.
Ms max: sspscislty Of sxtisetins testh
once hours from 4. \. 70 Snn. sun,
dam krom 10 4. =. 70 Ism. mStl
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BOARD AND LODGING.

nELLEVUE TERRACE, FORMERLY
ID Piokit villa, $50 Pearl street, Los Ange.
les, Cal. The finest location in the city;
take Sixth street cars. bellevue Tcrrace''
consists Of three buildings, all connected
by front porch, eud contains 14o 90 desirable
rooms as cun be found In Southern Califor-
mia. Board and room $500 and e2.t0 per
day. Liberal arrangements made with per
sons desiring rooms and board by the month
or year. Telephone SIS. DANIEL PICKIT,
N-s KATTE n PTrKTT. Pronvsetnvs a2ltf
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WANTED-HELP.

VyTANTED-GOOD NURSE GIRL, GER
w manspeaking preferred. ]. BARUCH,
$40 South Olive street. ag3-5t
WANTED-A GOOD BARBER, AT "a
w North Spring street. au3-3t
WANTED-A GIRL GERMAN PREFER
w red, to do upstairs work. Apply at $50
S. Main street. au3-2t
VVANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE
w care of stock ranch. Must come well
recommended State references in applca-
tion. Address Box 256. aug 2, 3-t
WANTED-BY A PHYSICIAN THOR
w oughly experienced in the old as well
as in progressive medicine, one or two young
men desirous to devote their time of life to
the study of medicine, for the purpose to
initiate them into the primary work required
at matriculation. Requirements are: high
school graduation and correct grammatic
education. Address ii. H., this Office.
aug2-7t
WANTED--A GOOD MAN TO WORK A
w spell with pick and shovel fair wages
ALFRED MOORE, Brooklyn Heights, or
451s North Spring street, upstairs, aug2-3t
DOY WANTED TO RUN GORDON PRESS.
ID Apply at HERALD job rooms. jy16-tf
NTANTED-HAY BALERS, WIRE AND
w rope; apply to J. F. FALVEY. Superin
tendent Santa Anita Ranch. jy15-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WTANTED ROOM, CEN
w trally located. Address I'M. l." P. o.
box 1925. august
TNANTED-A GOOD DRIVING TEAM.
w Inquire at DAY, HINTON & MATHES,
No 8 North Spring street. jy29-7t
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT. s. c.
w HENTON, Rental Agent, 55 N. Spring
street. jy1O I'm
TANlED--LOTS IN PARK VILLA
w tract. Ellis tract, LoDgstreet and Way.
erly, or in surrounding vicinity; best Of
bargains on hand; by W. H. BOGA,RT. on
Bopsall avenue, near Washington, street,
PARK Villa tract. iuly91m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04

COMMERCIAL NIGHT sCHOOL-BOOK-
v keeping, penmanship and srithmatic
thoroughly taught. Room II, Schumacher
Block L. LAWSON, Principal je2-tf
hrs. KURTz & wORTHINGTON HAVE
IL removed their Office to Kurtz Block, No.
80 South Main street, between First and Sec
ond streets. fy13-i
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MEETINGS.

mJ. NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
~ holders for election of directors THE
E. c. Niedt Soap and Chemical Manufactur-
ing Co. Office in the factory of said Com
pany at the foot of Chavez street, Los Ange-
les, Cal. Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the stockholders of the above-named
company will be held at the office OF the
company on Thursday, the 11th day of
August, 1887, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the cleo
ton of five directors for the. ensuing year;
called by order of stockholders holding at
least onc-half of the votes, to wit: J. M.
Moorhead, holding 2497 shares; Z. G. Hine,
holding $500 shares, and f. w. Neidt, hold
ing 2499 shares. Z. w. WOOLSTON,
Los ANGELES, July &c, 1887, Secretary.
jy27-14t
NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the Savings Fund and Building Society
of Los Angeles will be held ON Monday, Sep
tember 5. 1887, in the Office of NJ. L. Wicks,
Maxwell block, at 7;30 P. NJ. E. ii. GRAS-
EFT, Secretary. aug I'm
METROPOLITAN LOAN ASSOCIATION
lu of Los Angeles Cal, July 10, 1887:
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Metropolitan Loan Association of Los
Angeles will take place at 8 P. M, August
16, 1887, at the rooms of the Los Angeles
Board of Trade, Baker Block. BY order of
the Board of directors. HENRY ORT-
LEPP, secretary. Jy2ltd
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

OPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE WHICH
y will bear thorough investigation, Profits
$40 per day; $4,000. HARRINGTON d CO.,
Business Agents. g South Fort street. 1t
TF YOU WANT A PARTNER OR BUSI-
i ness opening inquire HARRINGTON &
CO., business agents, 6 S. Fort street. jy29-tf
4 GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH
"A small capital (need not take an active
part unless desired), in thriving business.
All new material; no dead stock to sell. Ad-
dress B, Pico House. ag2-3t
A GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE TO BUILD
"A hotel in fiourishing town in Los An
geles county. Property donated for the
hotel. Address &C. NJ" this Office. jy17-tf
NOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU-
C rant and lodging house, cheap. Net
profits of the business is from $500 to 5000
per month. Good reasons given for selling
Enquire at 227 Chavez street. J. J. LY-
SAGHT. jy15-23t
LNOk SALE-A FINE PAYING livery
l. and Sale Stable, in a rapidly improv
ing neig hbering town. splendid chance to
get into q good business. Particulars Of
JOHN P. MORAN, 106 North Spring street,
Temple Block. jy9tf
NOR SALE-ONE OF THE BkST LO.
L Gated and paying grocery bust .esses in
this city our profit. are open for inyestiga-
tion; capital required about 340O. Apply
2 q. Nox 11H2. mv22-H
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FOR .xENT-IsOOMs.

ITO LET-TWO FINE STORE ROOMS, ONE
i for drug store, the other for a grocery;
best location in the city; apply to the owner,
rooms 10 and IL, 80 N. Spring st. jy20-tf
CNURNISHED ROOMS IN THE NEW AND
e elegant house, No. sos Fort street. Garner
Sixth. m9tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04

EOR sALE-BY CAIN, AMICK d CO., 1Is
IL W. First st.
Lots in the Bliss tract, 1880
Lots in the City Center tract, $3.50.
Lots in the South Il Porter tract, 5000.
Lots in the Angeleno Heights tract, %1050
and $3.50.
Lots in the Victor Heights tract, $12O0
Lot on corner Charity and Court streets,
$4,000.
Lot ON Figueroa, 13Ox260, $4,000.
House and barn, large lot, lawn in front,
second place from Pearl on Eleventh; bar
gain, 5000.
House and lot on Hope street, $4,000.
House and lot on Ninth street. $4,000.
26 acres at Glendale, 2la in water right
per acre, $500.
4 acres on Vermont avenue, near Adams,
$500. 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DASTURAGE IN SAN FERNANDO VAL
i ley. About 1000 acres pasturage for
sale. Part volunteer barley and wheat and
part native grass, with plenty of good Water
Sufficient for 400 head Of stock. Apply, to
B. G. WRIGHT, Wilson Block, Nos, s and 8
First street. au3 1t
l. pantry and closets on East Eighth street.
near San Pedro, unfurnished. Inquire City
Gardens. au3 5t
EvOR RENT-31 ORE "A By 10, BASEMENT
T. 30 by 110 at 3lA N, Main st. Best busi
ness part of city. ie29-tf
L,OK REN lat FkUM - 10 $40 PER
Il year; safe deposit boxes in absolutely
fre and burglar proof chrome steel vault
Inspection invited. THE CHILDRES6
SAFE DEPOSIT RANK, 81 South Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04

ssWcst End Tcrrace''
Fronting on Seventh street, adjoining "West
lake Park" The second "Bonnie Brae."
Dobipson and Fairchild, sole agents,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04

nor SALE-s4OO-ON EASY TERMS;
II Large lots, wide streets; between Wash
ington and Adams streets. These lots will
bring $1,000 next January. See them to-day.
SHERMAN & SHORT, 1874 West First street.
irOl=ff
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PERSONAL.

YOUNG MAN, AGED 25,
il in the East. with spotless character, no
vices, wishes to correspond with a marriage
able heiress. Address AK" this office.
ag2-6t
MADAME HART, THE WONDERFUL
M fortune teller, reveals past present ana
future. Call at 263 South Spring street. room
q, second floor. Hours 10 to II. to o..
jy 81, l mo.
PERSONALLY YOU HAVE ANY VA
IL cant or improved property for sale leave
a list with MCCONNELL, BANDHOLT d
MERWIN, $50 n. Main street jly2S-tf
Mrs. rAkKEk, lNDEPENDENr SLATE
wi writer and clsirvoyant.. Consultation
on business, lawsuits, mineral speculations,
love. marriage, absent friends, di.eases.
life resding, etc. 2S South Spring street,
room 8. ga. NJ. to P. NJ. 1e29-tf
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT-A MAN AND WIFE CAN
Il rent 3-room house; a small rent, and can
pay part by assisting about the premises.
References required. 10 N. Main st. au4-2t
NOR RENT-STORE CORNER FIRST AND
II Los Angeles streets. Inquire OF BRAD
SHAW & ZELLNER, room %, 33 s. Spring
street. au4 3t
NOR RENT--A GOOD CHANCE-BAKEkY
Il and grocery store for rent, doing good
business. will give lease to right party.
Apply to or address, A. r. WELCOME, Pasa-
dena, Cal. au4 7t
NO LET-A HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
i and two stores In Downey City, Apply
to J. C. RIvES, Downey City. jy31-N
ITO LET-sEVEN-ROO HOUSE; FINE,
Il large rooms; 222 Downey avenue, up
stairs. Two blocks over bridge. jy3l-st
WANTRD-TO RENT "A HOUSE OF OR
w rooms. Address NJ. 4. b., this ONCE.
jy28-7t
U6R KENT-WKHIVE GREAT DEMAND
y tos houses and stofes to rent and sell.
customer. HABRiNGFoN 4 CO., 9 eouth
Fort street. yz0-1m
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Il sity covered with bearing Fruit only
$4O0. Also house and two lots at Long
Reach for just $500. A Fine lot in Boyle
Heights; Grand view. 5000. See MILLER d
HERRIOTT. 230 North Main. iy26-tf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04

EOR SALE-s2, ,500-5Oxl5O BEAUTIFUL
Il corner lot on Beaudry avenue, just
south of Temple street; one-third cash, bal
ance six, twelve ann eighteen months, 10
per cent. interest SHERMAN & SHORT,
134 West First street. aug2-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04

dor SALE A TRACT, FIT FOR
Il townsite, on the L. A. & S. B. X. X. de-
pot; water and cheap. Apply to J. F.
YORBA 23O North Main jy21 I'm
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NOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN-43
Il acres just south of city line; large front
age on Santa Fe avenue; street-car line now
building past the tract only $1,000 per acre.
For particulars call on MCKEE, HARSH
MAN & RUSH, 16l5 South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04

DOR SALE-$4OO-ON EASY TERMS, BE
Il tween Washington and Adams streetst
beautiful lots, wide streets, broad alleys,
SHERMAN & SHORT. 1874 W. First street.
ag2-tf
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NOR sALE-wE HAVE 40 ACRES {

E,OR SALE--WE HAVE 40 ACRES ON
i clean side Of Central Avenue, ten acres
In grapes-5 acres in fruit trees--1 acre in
in alfalfa; house, six rooms, well with wind
mill and tank, also inch flowing well af-
fording abundance of water to irrigatc the
place. Cypress hedge in front, wire fence
on on sides and rear Can be secured secured today
Il months, |, ., 3, and 4 years Adjacent
property selling for 800 per acre. LONG G;
STEDMAN, 213 North Main.
aug4-lt
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: - - - -
y7ySCEIHANlsOES.

NOMMIssTONER OF DEEDS FOR OHIO,
" Illinois, Wisconsin, Mich gan, Kansas
and Oregon f. p. Sutherland, attorney-at
law and examiner of titles. Room IL, HER
AID Block, upstairs, Los Ang les. aug2tf
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uyporurcArrvG POSSIBLE PRoFIT

The subject uader discussion Was boa.
nets In general, With hints In dlfeetioa OF
particular b0nnet-still unparchased.
He-"Speaking OF b0nneis, my love
and by.,he-by, Easter IL Jtih long way
of-dld you read In the paper this morn.
ing OF the man out wes, who gave bis
wife her choice between new bonnet shn
q corner l0tf'
sAe-'And she took the bonnet OF
coarsef'
He-"No, my loye-thsl's the stfangest
p.rt OF II; she took the lot, and the otner
d.v II WAS sold for go. .000."
she-"Isn't that delightful! And nov
abe can buy her own bonnets, and have e'-
erythlpg she wants without having TO hint
around every tine"
He-"Thsl's where you are mistskse
NV love. She died two years ago.
she-Then she'd better have taken 'hs
bonnet"
Hell can't think you are 90 frivolous
A. ths, remark would make you appear.
nv love. 70 one who didn't know The sold
qualities OF your mind. Now I've hslf
mind 70 dupllcate that Offer OF the western
man; and In case should what woold
your choice bei" ~.
she-"How perfectly sweet ofIyoal OF
course I'd take the lot. AZ the same time
you wouldn't wish me 10 90 osrsnesaed OF
look like guy. 80 you see, desrest "
you were perfectly sure the land would %
worth $50, 600. you could buy the ooane'
and charge u 10 my sceouut'-Hsp0'
| Bdfar.
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NUMBER 3.
MIR. EvARTss PEE.

The ineiden, occurred in lsi2. when
Evsr,. W. only twsn,y.four years DID,
and slim young lawyer with an old
fashioned ehoksr collar. and his in,eros.
a,ive forshnger jus, beginning ,obe q
noticeable par, Of hi. practice. lie was
beginning TO be = criminal practitioner.
and giving glimpse' Of iha, peculiar
mastery Of sentences Of all .iEes which
has kept pace With the effective use Of
hi. forhns,r Monroe Edwards. very
.killful and eonseieneslss' penman. had
forged q check. got caught. and hired
young Evaris TO save him from Sing
Sing. The trial came on Jure 9th. aud
lasted air days. The future senator
stabbed At witness after witness With his
deadly forfng,r in,euoga,ori,'. and fia'
ally appealed TO the jury for bis clients
sequi,tsl. 4, ~s a marvellous speech.
full Of the fire and impe,uo'i,y Of youth
fal enthusiasm. I, vas the talk of the
courts for months. aud undoubtedly laid
the ba,i. OF William Maxwells fame a.
an advocate. Bat the jury freed i''elf
from the sli,isring heap Of brillian, sea-
isne,. that young EVar,s piled up on IT,
and found Edward. guilty. The Jatse
eomplimenied Evaris. aud than seq, his
client 10 Sing Sing for ten year, The
prisoner eomplimentsd Evsr,' oa bis ,lo.
qlsnee. too. and jas, before he walked
into the Shsrif's earisge TO 20 70 The
Sing Sing train gave the tall young ad'
voca,e a n,s, check. bearing the sigma
,ure Of well known man. II va. for
several hundred dollars, and William
Maxwell wen, proudly TO the bank
with IL sfler he had bads hi, ellen, good
bye.
mo good" said the bank ea,his'.
when E,ar, handed |, up for deposit.
"why'" cried young William Max.
well. in AmIzsment
"Ths signature !, forgery. 'ir, the
cashier responded.
II I, related that this WAS the oaly oe.
ea.ion in hi. lifetime that. given chance
10 use some vigorous and impressive SEN
tsnee.. William Maxwell EvAris let the
opportunity ,lip. lie simply stared a,
the check Ia silence.
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BEWARE THE FREEZER

II isa thankless task 10 warn young
people Of the evils OF overindulsing in
cooling viands and drinks during the
heated term. Young people will be
young people, bu, no, very long II they
keep on gorging tha. insidiOus foe TO
health and life. ice cream. There is
death, and. what Is worst, premature old
age in the freezer. A single teaspoonfal
Of ice cream dropped upon the tongue Of
q rs,ilesnake will kill tbs man tha, drops
|, jus, I. quick /" the ra,tls.nake can
get q crack q, him. which will be while
be is measuring the ice cream.
Fifteen grains Of s,yehnine. mixed
with . frsslerful Of Ice cream. will kill
as many people /. young man can
stand treat for.
A dog shut up in an Air tight iron box
for elk weeks and fed upon nothing but
ice cream will die.
A young man named w. S. Thornton
presump,uously declared that he could
live on ice cream. He ate fifteen cents
worth. and d,fsn,ly ordered another dish.
While waiting for Il. he heard = noise
ou, in the street, and going out TO see
wha, caused IL. . steamer on its way to
. FIRE knocked him down and ran over
him. An ambulance was summoned.
and while waiting to be conveyed to the
hospital the wre,ehed youth died OF old
sge.-R. j. Burdstis IN Brooklyn Eagle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-01

WIS, a truly beautiful world We live 10
S,,ure siye- us grandeur OF mountains,
glen.. and oceans. and thousands OF means
of ,rIoymenL We can desire no better
when Ia perfect health bat how Often DO
the m,l,rlty OF people feel like giving hap
dl,heaitsned, discouraged aud worn oa'
with disease. whsn there j. no occasion
lor this feeling. ss every sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory proof, that GrseAs ds'
ggIf FT0,-sr will make them free rom dls'
ease. A. when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complain, are the direct causes OF seventy
Ave per cent OF such msladie. - Bilious
mess Indigestion. Sick IIesische, cosu'e.
ness. Nervous Prostrs,ion, DliIlne" OF
the IIe,i, Palpl,atlon OF the Heart ana
other distressing symptoms. Three dose,
OF AHgipi I1Orcr will prove its wondef'u
eject. sample bottles, ioc. TryN
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SIZE WANTED 4 COMFORTER:

An Eagll.hwomAn tell. Of somewhat
amusing experience which grew out Of a
Misunderstanding on her own part short
ly after she came TO this country few
mon,h, ago. She kindly volunteered TO
serve for nigh, a. amateur nurse for a
sick friend. The paiien, was 90 weak
,ha, she could barely whisper word or
two TO tell her wants. but the MUSE was
90 rs.loa. and attentive ,ha, the fesbls',
lisp Of a want wa. filed At once With
an Rsgli.hwoman'. faith in fresh air. she
took care 70 open the windos 30 that the
room va, well ventilated. though no
dan could reach the patient. siill.
the atmosphere became decidedly cooler
and the ,iek woman fsl, the change.
Reckoning the nurse 10 the bedside with
. wi,hfal look. she Whispered .oily IN
hsr ear. "Comfor,er.' The one word
was enough. With a woman'' quick
vi, she guessed wha, her friend wished
for a. once, and ,e, of down stairs Ia
qu,,, Of the family Bible. Having founs
Il after q ,hor, search. she lagged u up
stairs with considerable eSsriion-for 4,
vas heavily illustrated and boand-and
Sc, /, down ,riumPhanily on the patients
bed.
To her surprise. the sick woman ssid
NO" plainly with her speaking eyes,
and moved her head slightly ia token OF
dissent. Again the energetic nurse set
on. undi,coarsged. and han,ed up the pa
tent. husband. whom she brough, hope.
fully TO the sick room. Troubled aud
surprised At the un,a,ishsd look Of the
.iek woman. she went Oft again with.
ou, thinking Of giving up the search aud
,hi. time grounded up the family pas
tor, taking the good man from bis house
Jas, as be was refining for The night.
When the combined effort, Of the three
succeeded in pu,iing warm eoverlei oa
the bed. the nurse "a, down, fairly eH-
hau.,ed by her struggle 10 ma'tsr New
EnglAnd Eugli'h.
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4 nEN ACCOUNT.

A A,oue,poadsb, OF the v b H'as'i'ad
writes
Il have hep, an accom-, OF my chickens
for The past no years. aud my proni "a.
sis - The fr,i year NJ stock on hand
~ the commencement of the yeAr-Sept :,
lss5-was rs Plymouth Rock hens and y
other chickens. The cost of feed daring
The year was go g.. Ny rs hens laid that
year 2.05i eggs, an average OF i3s spieee.
I set l33 Eggs and hAiched 100 chickens,
of which Cs died from sickness, leaving
balance OF 80. Deine,lng the eggs set,
len a balance OF i.93s eggs, or icl IL doi'
co. sold a. market price iu l.2 dozen
Al Ice, Il dozen a. JGe., and killed during
he year a. chickens valued a. market
prices AZ soc. aplece, or total OF sls.--
This made me = net Income of sti.2i, and
len me clear pront Of s20Ss.
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TIE SOUTH AND TIE YANKEES

The ,wo sections began life together
and formed = gOvernment The South
bad the advantage Of soil. climate and
wealth. AZ the end Of 81 years the two
grsppled and fought The Yankee sec
ton came TO the hsh, richer and stronger
than our southern section, and bea, US
into the earth while We did our best.
To-day these Yankees are rich in every.
thing and we ATE poor IN everything bu,
manhood and womanhood, and have lees
than we began with = hundred year,
back. The same Yankees furnish the
balk Of the capital We use. the food We
eat. the clothes We wear. the books We
read and study. the high grade teaching
in the rorm.l schools Of the Southern
States.
AlmO., every convenience Of life aud
Invention Of att and ,eisnee We know
comes from these .ame people. who have
in ten years done more for Florida than
the Florida natives have done in hf,y.
Almo., any one Of their large eommani.
sic. could buy the whole South for a
park. II they liked !, for ,ha, purpose.
Ia hsh, they eOah crush Us like ,gs
she'll. ln politics they are our master.
and we have TO bold our breath in every
big campaign to avoid offending them.
Their percentage Of Ignorance s one.
,enih of ours. When trouble comes on
u. We depend on them for mos, Of the
help. and get IL.
The world knows them A. America
and u. As outlying ard uncOn'idsred prov.
ines. They are producing the repre-
sentative poets. painters and authors OF
the eounify, while We ,rail along behind
with our eye. fIed on them, hardly d.r.
ing TO hope ,ha, we may become as strong
aud rich and enlightened g. they are by
years Of hard work.
The majority understand that while
We were making statesmen aud warriors
and ruling politics. the Yankees were
making territory. building manufactures
and developing . countless army OF train.
ed minds and hands, Strengthening and
snligh,ening their masses and making
them an exhsus,less reservoir OF intel.
lse,usl and physical power; and that, II
we are TO share the Yankee wealth,
strength aud place in the world. We mus,
use some mo, ALL Yankee ideas and
abandon some mo, sll) OF our own.-
Greenrille IS. C) Ne'es.